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I like it, but I prefer the spelling Eleonora.

It's beautiful - I prefer the o spelling, though, ans better still Elinora

I love Eleanora more than Eleanor. Eleanora has a more elegant flow than Eleanor. It's not stodgy in the least! Harumph. I put Eleanora in the same category as Theodora, Alexandra and Victoria -- names for queens or great ladies.

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I love Ellie, Nellie / Nell and Nora as nns.

This message was edited 10/28/2008, 12:07 PM

I like EleOnora but Eleanora sounds wrong to me.

Normally I'd say it's an unnecessary extra 'a', but if you feel it's necessary then go for it.

I think Eleanora is a great name, and works better in the US than Eleanor. I knew an Eleanora growing up who went by Ellie and I always thought it worked well.

I think Eleanora is a beautiful name. I really like Nora as a nickname for it.